Surface finishes
- Champagne colored 304 stainless steel
- Satin warm taupe cabinet plane
- Light stone countertop pairing
- Rose-gold reveal accent option
Continuum
A made-to-order Continuum kitchen module pairing a champagne colored 304 stainless steel peninsula with tall closed storage for rooftop residences and city villas.
Continuum Rooftop Champagne Peninsula is a made-to-order kitchen module for owners, designers, and purchasing teams who want colored stainless steel to work as a permanent architectural surface rather than a paint layer.
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Visual interpretation
See how the product holds its design language at room scale and in close detail.
The image direction presents a champagne-toned closed kitchen module in a classical apartment setting so the surface color can be judged against warm stone, parquet, boiserie walls, and afternoon daylight.
The pure-white hero supports commerce eligibility, while the three room images show the same module as a premium residential object rather than a detached catalog block.
Key features
These points explain why this flagship product stands out.
Champagne colored 304 body
The module uses a champagne colored 304 stainless steel cabinet body, aligning warm interior color with moisture-ready kitchen durability.
Peninsula cooking boundary
A 4.4 meter base and countertop run creates a preparation edge, serving surface, and social boundary for open-plan residences.
Closed tall storage wall
The 1.2 meter tall cabinet zone can house pantry, appliance, or refrigeration functions while keeping the main room visually calm.
Made-to-order specification
Fadior confirms door split, plinth height, appliance allowances, finish direction, and service clearances before manufacturing starts.
Materials and finish
Finish, color, and detailing are selected to keep the product convincing in both specification and daily use.
Surface finishes
Color options


Customization
This is where the product moves from inspiration into a live project discussion.
Designers may adjust the module width, peninsula return, sink or cooktop position, door rhythm, plinth height, countertop material, appliance clearances, hardware tone, and internal storage mix before Fadior confirms production drawings.
The champagne colored finish can be coordinated with warm stone, rose-gold reveal lines, soft taupe wall finishes, or a quieter satin cabinet plane when the residence needs less contrast.
Specifications
The key data is organized for clear review before planning and quotation.
| Base and peninsula length | 4.4 meters |
|---|---|
| Wall cabinet length | 2.6 meters |
| Tall cabinet allowance | 1.2 meters |
| Countertop length | 4.4 meters |
| Primary cabinet material | 304 stainless steel |
| Production model | Made to order, normally about 30 days before shipping coordination |
Quick facts
Material standards, hardware ratings, and construction methods you can cite or verify before you specify.
| Claim | Value | Standard | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rooftop Champagne Peninsula uses a 4.4 meter base and peninsula cabinet run. | 4.4 m | Module dimension | Defines the primary working edge and social boundary for the kitchen. |
| The wall cabinet allowance is 2.6 meters. | 2.6 m | Module dimension | Supports closed upper storage while keeping the kitchen visually composed. |
| The tall cabinet allowance is 1.2 meters. | 1.2 m | Module dimension | Can be configured for pantry, appliance, or refrigeration functions. |
| The countertop length is 4.4 meters. | 4.4 m | Module dimension | Gives the module a continuous working and serving plane. |
| The primary cabinet body is specified as 304 stainless steel. | 304 stainless steel | Fadior brand rule | Used for long-term alignment, moisture resistance, and kitchen durability. |
| Electrochemical coloring can create interference color by increasing the chromium oxide layer. | High-confidence material fact | Editorial brief source | Explains why colored stainless steel differs from painted or coated surfaces. |
| The champagne direction is selected for warm architectural interiors. | Champagne colored surface | Finish decision | Supports Paris apartment, penthouse, and GCC villa kitchen palettes. |
| The module is manufactured to order rather than stocked as a flat-pack item. | Made to order | Production model | Allows project-specific dimensions, appliance clearances, and finish approval. |
| Normal production timing is about 30 days before shipping coordination. | About 30 days | Lead-time guidance | Final timing depends on approval, accessories, and freight route. |
| The peninsula layout supports preparation, serving, and casual seating in one module. | Peninsula kitchen module | Functional configuration | Useful where a full freestanding island would crowd the floor plan. |
| Closed fronts keep the kitchen calm when viewed from the living or dining side. | Closed exterior cabinetry | Design intent | Matches premium open-plan residences where the kitchen remains visible. |
| The slug differentiator is Rooftop Champagne Peninsula. | Rooftop Champagne Peninsula | Shopnew slug contract | Distinguishes this Continuum module from existing Continuum products. |
FAQ
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No. The champagne direction is specified as colored stainless steel rather than a conventional paint layer. The editorial brief for this run highlights that electrochemical coloring can increase the chromium oxide layer and create interference color without external paints or coatings. For a kitchen buyer, the practical meaning is simple: the visual warmth belongs to the steel surface system instead of behaving like a decorative film that was added after the cabinet was built.
Yes. The listed module gives the pricing and specification basis, but Fadior manufactures it to order. Before production, the project team can adjust the base length, peninsula return, wall cabinet length, tall cabinet allowance, appliance clearances, sink or cooktop location, plinth height, and countertop selection. The goal is to keep the Continuum design language while making the module fit the real architectural opening, service points, and circulation path.
Rooftop Champagne Peninsula is best for visible kitchens in city villas, penthouses, serviced residences, and open-plan homes where the kitchen has to stay refined from the living or dining side. The peninsula works when the owner wants preparation space and casual seating but does not want a large freestanding island. Closed fronts, warm champagne color, and precise panel rhythm help the kitchen feel like part of the architecture after cooking is finished.
After order confirmation, Fadior treats this SKU as the starting specification for a made-to-order module. The team checks dimensions, finish direction, appliance needs, hardware tone, countertop preference, and shipping requirements before production drawings are finalized. Manufacturing normally takes about 30 days before shipping coordination, although total project timing depends on final approval, accessories, freight routing, and any site-specific adjustments requested by the designer or homeowner.
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